Owned & operated by operators NCS

IMPROVED LOGISTICS ON THE NCS Marit Bjordal, EPIM Project Manager Emil Andersen, ConocoPhilips Chairman project reference group

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EPIM is a non-profit membership organization governed by the operators on the NCS. We facilitate the best possible flow of information between operators, partners, authorities and other stakeholders. Through standardization of work processes and IT soulutions, EPIM helps the industry cut costs and work more effectively.

 

LogisticsHub history •  Important actors in the industry started to look at opportunities

by tracking and use of RFID •  Collaborative work resulting in OLF Guideline 112 on RFID in O&G industry

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2007   2008   2009   2010   2011   2012   2013   2014   2015  

RFID  seminars   Start  develop    Req.  Spec.  ELH  

EPIM  decision    to  start  ELH  project  

ELH  pilot  

ELH  devel.  

ELH  in  operaGon  

RFID  Pilot  Project  

Development  of  OLF  Guideline  112  

EPIM LogisticsHub A database for tracking and sharing of data along the supply chain

Architecture from user operator’s perspective

ELH

ELH User Interface

SAM-X ELH API

Customer  Domain  

Forwarding Agents

Systems

Event management

Integration platform

CCU Event management

(RFID)

ERP    

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CCU Events

Master data

Logistics Info

Use of standards

•  Events EPCIS •  CCU ID GIAI •  Locations GLN / NPD Fact Pages

•  Standardized CCU master data

•  Semantic Technology •  Recommendations from World Wide Web

Consortium (W3C) •  ISO 15926 - Parts 2, 4, 7 and 8: Industrial

automation systems and integration - Integration of life-cycle data for process plants including oil and gas production facilities ,

Communication API (RFID, web services, clients)

Benefits from EPIM LogisticsHub •  Standardization of master data •  One single interface for sharing data with many stakeholders •  Sharing of data leads to increased visibility and better control in the supply chain

  Improved management of the CCU’s and documents   Improved work processes   Sharing of information improves interfaces and planning  Reduced time for searching  Not leaving CCUs behind at supply base  Deliver CCUs to the right place first time   Improved management of hired equipment (Phase 2)   Improve control of in- and out freight goods (Phase 2)

•  Costs covered by user : •  AIDC technology on owns sites/locations and own CCUs (RFID tags) •  Interconnecting internal software

•  Statoil •  ConocoPhillips •  BP/Talisman

•  EuroOffshore •  Swire Oilfield Services •  NorSea Group •  Halliburton •  Wellbore

Participating companies

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